I for 20 years bought my boxer pups. Then 2 years ago I ran into a foster mother to boxers who was involved with NWBR. I made up my mind then that I would never purchase again, but would rescue ! Well this past January I lost my beloved Zoee, and immediately went to work learning and applying for a rescue boxer. Since that time I have adopted 2 wonderful dogs and gave them a fur ever home.
This rescue is not all that great, They will not let you chose what dog you can adopt. I have a female dog in the house so the dog I want to bring into my pack they said no. So this rescue tells you what you can rescue!
That like buying a car from a car dealer but they tell you, you can't have that car you have to buy this one, even though that's not the one for the needs of the person/family. The CEO even told me they called twice and left one message. That was a complete lie, I never got a call or even a message from them.
I've even heard from others that wanted to adopt, that they never heard back from this rescue and if they did it was from a rude volunteer they have working there. Now with this experience from this rescue it has left me wondering how other rescues will treat me, or should I just go to a breeder and leave these poor dogs that badly need home in the rescues.
We have had the pleasure of adopting 2 boxers through Northwest Boxer Rescue. The experience has been nothing short of wonderful. Not only do the teams of volunteers go the extra mile to ensure a good fit for every boxers forever home... they go the next 100 mile’s and then some. Whatever it takes to Rescue a boxer in need, secure a safe and loving home, providing for their medical care and or emotional support is paramount. Many boxers coming into rescue sadly have be neglected or abused or are dire need of medical care. NWBR steps up and is true to their to their mission ‘every Boxer deserves a chance’ I have had the joy of volunteering with just about every team in the rescue from fostering, evaluating a boxer entering rescue, transporting to foster homes of their forever home, over seeing adoptions, reference checking and interviewing potential adopters or fosters family’s, home checks to ensure the boxer will be in a safe, healthy and loving home, working with families that through no fault of their own are in a heartbreaking situation where the have to re home their boxer. Fundraising, NWBR is 100% nonprofit and 100% managed by volunteer’s. It takes a village and NWBR volunteers are filling the desperate need to rescue every boxer they can. Well done guys and gals!!!
After we lost our 16 yr old boxer I said never again. We are seniors and can't afford the medical costs to keep our dog healthy. So we got a rescue cat but it wasn't the same. One day I was on my facebook and just looking up boxer. I found Northwest Boxer Rescue. A wonderful woman came to our home to talk about being a foster family. There was a form to fill out and our home and yard looked at. It seemed like a perfect match!! We can buy dog food,we do that instead of vacations,or other luxuries. We decided to foster senior citizen boxers. Long story short this organization has filled our hearts, been tons of help with anything we can't get, a crate has been loaned to us until we can get our own. It's100% volunteer. No one gets paid,no one not even the president!.My experience is nothing unique with NWBR. Everything is checked, every application for fosters and adoptions. Dogs are matched with the perfect family. The fosters are never in cages or kennels. They are all matched with foster homes, I'm waiting for one now, and the dogs stay UNTIL they are adopted. NWBR never turns down a dog that needs us. And not are all full bred boxers. We have boxer mixes,bulldogs, we've even has a pug or two. Many dogs come to us with medical issues, and some life threatening. This rescue boxer never says " well we can't afford him so put him down" NEVER. They say let's do some more fundraising somewhere. And that's another dog saved. We even been at that desperate time. Yes we did adopt a beautiful tiny girl (pocket boxer) and she had a cancer on one of her legs. It was pretty hopeless for us as we just didn't have any money. A gofundme page was started and the generosity of the rescue and adopters the bill of $542 was raised for us. The prayers and love and well wishes kept us going. Now mind you our girls surgery was cheap as far as cancers go. But it was a load off our minds and hearts.I can't think of any other group that could squeeze every penny they get. These wonderful people all work regular jobs and then put hours in everyday and night for the rescue. Please please please give these folks the grant money. They deserve it so much and who knows how many more boxers or any other dogs life could be saved. Sorry about how long this ia .I'm famous for rambling on but these folks really saved an old couples love of the "wiggle butts" and thank you for reading it.One more time please give them some money!!
NWBR is amazing!! We have both adopted from them and been a volunteer. Everyone is always so great to work with and they truly care what is best for every dog!
We adopted our sweet boy Comet from NWBR 4 years ago. They made sure to complete a thourough check on our family and pets to make sure we were responsible owners. NWBR continues to be an excelllant support for us and other adopters. They take excellant care of their dogs, volunteers, and adopters!
My husband and myself foster for and have adopted 3 dogs from NWBR. They have always gone the extra mile for the dogs, be it a long transport put together in legs, or medical needs for a pup. We have been blessed with 3 loving new family members, and a lot of dogs that have gone one to their forever homes.
The adoption team works really hard to fit dog to adopter, and has an incredible amount of success!
We adopted our sweet Vinny about 3 1/2 years ago from NW Boxer Rescue. He was the perfect fit for our bossy female boxer and has been the best dog from day one! Prior to adopting, we were fostering for NW Boxer Rescue and fostered 9 dogs for them. From fostering to adopting, I can’t say enough good things about this Rescue! They are there for the dogs in any situation and really work hard to make sure that these dogs find the forever home they deserve. I will continue to support NWBR long after Vinny because they do so much good for the boxers entrusted in their care.
I have had the privilege of adopting my last two boxers from NW Boxer Rescue. The rescue was professional and timely allowing me to adopt my two quickly. They have an amazing adopters network that allows fellow adopters to ask questions, share pics and support each other. I will always look to them first when I'm ready to adopt my next wiggle butt.
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I fell in love with boxers through several friends who were boxer owned. So started researching and looking around and 3 years ago I found the perfec new family member through NWBR. They strive to find all of their rescues just the right home. I became so impressed with the rescue I now volunteer with them when I can and added a new boxer baby in November of last year. THEY CARE about the dogs and the families looking for a new fur member to the family. Amazing is the adjective I use to describe Northwest Boxer Rescue
In 2011 we lacked good rescues, concept of foster care and a group outlet for passionate people to make a difference. We found NWBR we have fostered well over 40 dogs, served in different roles of NWBR and seen thousand come and find forever. The rescue is truly for the dogs........ well they brought us Jackson and for that I am forever greatful!
NWBR is a fantastic organization. They go above and beyond to bring boxers to safe, loving homes. I have witnessed countless occasions where volunteers have driven hours to pick up dogs out of bad situations or personally fundraise thousands of dollars to provide dogs with life saving surgeries. They are excellent at placing dogs with the best family for them, and provide support to adopters. We were lucky enough to adopt two boxers from them, and I now volunteer working on their social media.
They are wonderful to work with. Timely and organized. They work very hard to help all the Boxers in need and find the right fit. They have a great team and network of volunteers and adopters. We adopted two years ago and I have since become a foster for the rescue and volunteer.
I started volunteering in 2014 adopted my boy in 2015 my girl in 2018. In between lots of fosters. I love that NWBR is an all volunteer rescue and the money we raise all goes back into the Boxers
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I had two boxers one passed over the rainbow bridge and I was afraid the other would soon follow so I looked into fostering for NWBR which was a blessing for me because my second didn't last long after the first went. I adopted another boxer about a year ago from NWBR and I love him to pieces we also still foster and help in any way we can. This is the best bunch of people I have ever known. Always giving unselfishly of themselves and their time. I highly recommend everyone to get to know Northwest Boxer Rescue thru the web site, facebook or come talk to us at our events.
Great rescue. I am a volunteer and also have adopted. They make decisions with the pups best interest at heart.
After losing our rescue lab after a long life together, we were reluctant to add another dog into our lives knowing we'd go through the pain of losing them at some time in the future. The joy of the love of a rescue dog so outweighs the inevitable loss. They are with us for such a short time but in our hearts forever.
Working with NWBR, we were able to find the perfect match. We cannot imagine the challenges she has had, but NWBR helps us find Delilah and she is the perfect fit for our family. Thank you NWBR!
I adopted my dog from NWBR over 5 yrs ago after searching for a new rescue Boxer. I have so much appreciation for this organization and how many dogs are saved each year. Immediately after adopting my furry kid, I was inspired to volunteer for them too. 5 years later, I feel exactly the same as that first day - This is an Amazing organization that is compassionate, caring and professional. It is 100% volunteers and although we all work full time and have families of our own, we know this is important and love of the breed.
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NWBR was amazing to work with. From the time we contacted them/applied for Lola 2014 to picking up our baby was less than a week. We renamed her Jules because she is our precious gem!! I would recommend NWBR to anyone looking to adopt/save a life. They really care for the Boxers they rescue and do a thorough job of finding the right home for each and everyone of them. I was very impressed with the background check/application process we went through. If I was closer I would volunteer/help them with their organization.
When it's time to save another puppy again we'll only work with them.
We adopted a female boxer from this Rescue. They take great pride in finding just the right dog for your family and vet all adopters so the dogs will have a great furever homes. They do a good job of vetting their dogs and give them the vet care needed to have them health when they go to new home. Will adopt from them again.
I absolutely love this Rescue. They have such dedicated and hardworking volunteers. I have volunteered with social media, fostered, and just recently adopted! They are fun and so committed to their cause!
Northwest Boxer Rescue is INCREDIBLE. This mighty group of volunteers digs deep to serve dogs who need us most. I am constantly amazed by their dedication when others would have just given up or not had time. We are forever grateful to them.
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'She's just a dog" but she feels pain.
"She's just a dog" but she knew they didn't care
"She's just a dog" but she was hungry
"She's just a dog" but she felt unwell
"She's just a dog" but her tail never wagged
"She's just a dog" who felt afraid of her humans
"She's just a dog" who was given back twice, once after 4 years
"She's just a dog" who was totally dependent on her humans
"She's just a dog" who was left alone for hours
"She's just a dog" who wanted to please
Forever grateful to the warriors (all volunteer) at Northwest Boxer Rescue who rescue gorgeous, broken hurting, abused, neglected, starving boxers from people who felt
"She was just a dog."
To us, she is everything. Our Suzy is flourishing. Once terrified, she is starting to play. Once underfed, she now eats well. Once with pre cancer bumps all over her body, she is a beauty with smooth skin. Once terrified to be left alone even for a moment, she sleeps softly knowing we will be right back.
Invest wisely when choosing charities to support. Choose Northwest Boxer Rescue
How do you find the words to describe such an incredible organization? I have only been volunteering a few short months but it has been amazing! An awesome group of volunteers who really show how much they love and care for each and every boxer pup that crosses our paths. Whether it’s a young pup who needs a home or an older dog with terminal cancer, we do EVERYTHING in our power to find a forever home and make sure these dogs are taken care of and know what it feels like to be loved. To be able to witness a dog who was neglected or is just scared/nervous slowly come out of their shell and enjoy life is so amazing! And that is what we aim for!
Northwest Boxer Rescue (NWBR) has been in my life for 1.5 years now. They have taken and a huge number of dogs no matter the age, health issues, or potential needs. My favorite thing about the rescue is how they take the time getting to know the foster dogs and then works tirelessly to find a forever home to perfectly match a family's needs and the dogs needs. It takes more than just availability to pay the adoption free to get one of these loving wiggle butts. This rescue is founded on love and continues to find homes for dogs so that love can be passed on to their families.
NWBR saved Chloe from a certain fate where she would be no longer on this earth. They took her in at 6 weeks old and were preparied to spend any amount the help her try and walk on all fours. I was the lucky one who was her foster at the time and I fell in love with this sweet girl and I asked NWBR if I could be her forever mom! And that wish was granted. Thank you NWBR for saving this little girls life and letting her live it to the fulliest.
Our 3 yr old Jake is a NWBR boxer. He came to us as a foster. He had juvenile cataracts. He needed surgery. He couldnt see. NWBR raised the $4,500 thru donations for surgery and after care in 2 months. Jake had the surgery and it restored his sight. And provided for his shots and his microchip. When it came time for Jake to be available for adoption, we just couldn't let him go. We applied for adoption and the wonderful, hard working, dedicated volunteers pushed the paperwork thru and Jake was ours. NWBR provides for every dog we take in. They go above and beyond. We are so grateful for NWBR for giving Jake a chance at a.good life. Just like they do with EVERY dog that take in. Very proud and blessed to volunteer for such a wonderful organization.
I adopted my girl 5 years ago through Northwesr Boxer Rescue and it was life changing for the both of us. My girl, Amber, was a stray that was abandoned by her previous owners due to her cancer diagnosis. When she was a stray she ended up having puppies and contracting a tape worm. Thanks to Northwesr Boxer Rescue Amber is now healthy, happy, and cancer free. It's rescue like this that give deserving dogs a second chance at life and I could not be more pleased to work with such a wonderful rescue group.
Once we decided we were ready for another boxer after our girl passed, we did a lot of research. We went to a number of sites and settled on NWBR. We attended a local event and met a pup, pit in our application but she was meant for another family. We kept waiting and watching and then we met our boy. The volunteers do an extensive background check to make sure the fit is right and lastly the meet and greet to make absolutely sure it is a perfect match. We brought our boy home Memorial Day weekend and have been so happy! The process and volunteers are simply amazing! Happy to be a proud alumni.
We adopted a 2 yr old brindle boxer from this nonprofit 3 yrs ago. We would adopt another from this group. They take the time to get to know you and find the right dog for you. Our Maddie Mae has turned out to a wonderful pup that spreads sunshine and love with this family.
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We adopted a young boxer female from this group. They did a full background on us before they even let us meet a great girl. They take in any Boxer that needs help provides medical care and foster homes. Even after we adopted our girl we have stayed in touch with many of the people running this organization and fellow adopters. This organization deserves your support. We will be adopting from them again
We rescued our first Boxer from NWBR. We had very specific criteria that had to be met to find the right fit for our family...we had another dog, very young children and a kitten. NWBR did careful screening of the pups we were interested in, and found us an absolutely perfect match! We couldn't be happier with our loving, silly, even-tempered girl! She's been a wonderful addition to our family and is a perfect companion for our kids!
When we first moved to the Pacific Northwest 3 years ago, we had made up our minds our boxer needed a sister, that is when I stumbled upon Northwest Boxer Rescue and all it has to offer. We adopted our sweet gabby and to this day she is probably the spunkiest one of our family. I appreciate the time and dedication NWBR takes to place there boxers within forever families to make sure it is indeed the perfect fit. I now have volunteered for them for three years now and the family within the non-profit is one I have grown to appreciate and love. We bring each wiggle in and make sure their happiness and health are top priority.
NWBR is a name my family hears and brings a smile from ear to ear to our face. We volunteer as a family. My husband and I have 3 children under the age or 13. We first started serving the boxer community to teach our children how to invest time without getting payment. Our entire family bonded with so many amazing volunteers, boxers and we love educating others on how to help this beautiful breed. NWBR set us up for success with support, love and many friendships. With our Foster dogs we had so many resources we have had 13 foster dogs go to loving families. Our most recent being our favorite love story of all. Our boxer girl made us her forever family. Thanks to NWBR we have the love of our faithful girl.
I began volunteering with Northwest Boxer Rescue over a ago. I had heard great things and began helping them Rescue dogs out of California shelters (which is no small feat). They have an amazing system that truly puts the Boxers under their care first. I would help get the Dogs out the shelter and take them straight to much needed vetting. You see, most of the Boxers Kim Hamilton and her team pull from California are usually Seniors or Dogs requiring significant medical care. They make sure every Boxer is given the treatment needed, big or small to get a new start on life. They are efficient and don't cut corners. I really Love this Rescue. They take the unwanted, the left behind the abandoned and truly transform them into the "Most Wanted and Sought After" We have worked together and have Rescued over 40 Dogs in California and I can tell you, I can get updates on any of these Boxers at any given time. They are very transparent and it has been my Honor to be a part of the whole process. I get to see pictures & videos of them in their Foster homes. Some are recovering physically and some emotionally. There is not a dry eye when we see the "Adoption Picture" on the day they get their very own Family. It's a Journey for these Boxers.....a Loving Journey from the moment they become part of Northwest Boxer Rescue. I cant think of a better Rescue to be recognized due to their hard work and efforts. I hope they continue to rescue Boxers for years to come and leave a Legacy behind as to how Real Rescue should be Done.
Keep up the Great Work!!!
Eva
Iv had nothing but great experience with NWBR. They put me with my first boxer Gonzo years ago and when he passed last year they put me with Major. Iv done some transport work for the rescue and on every level they have been nothing short of amazing with the boxers best interest in mind they are dedicated to finding forever homes for these wonderful dogs.
We adopted our male boxer last year. After the positive experience we had from the time we filled out application to the day we met our boy Rajah I knew I wanted to get involved. NWBR is a Wonderful rescue that has volunteers who love the BOXERS and helping save the lives of BOXERS in need. Volunteers work countless hours to make all this happen, a Wonderful group of people who truly care. I am so proud to say I am a part of NWBR.
NWBR was so kind to me when I lost my Elvis. Losing him broke my heart, but Chris at NWBR was so compassionate and worked hard to find me the perfect dog. CeCe needed a home and we needed a baby to love. I’m forever grateful to Chris and NWBR for mending my broken heart.
We adopted Atlas in February of 2016, and he has been such a joy to have as part of our family. NWBR worked with us to find the perfect dog for our family, and kept this sweet boy from spending what could have been his last days in a high kill shelter in California. They do amazing work, and save so many lives!
We adopted our sweet Lexie from NWBR almost a year ago. They work hard to be sure every pup they place is placed in the perfect family for both the family and the dog. We waited for a while before Lexie came available and I will never forget the day we got to meet her and her amazing foster mom. The process was smooth and NWBR did an amazing job placing this perfrct pup. We could not be happier.
My husband and I adopted our first boxer when he was six months old (2 1/2 years ago). He had just barely overcome parvo. One year ago, we adopted our second boxer (a two year old female). She came from a puppy mill and had been bred multiple times. She was more challenging then our male. When we first met her, she barked, growled and her hair stood up on end. She was terrified and confused. After one year of love, socialization and confidence building, she no longer reacts to people in that manner. We have thought about buying puppies before and still might someday, but there is nothing more rewarding than adopting. I recommend NWBR to anyone who has a passion for the breed and wants a challenge. Please keep in mind that due to volunteers managing/organizing this nonprofit, it can take a while to hear back.
My husband and I have had the wonderful privilege of fostering for NWBR for almost 4 years now. We have adopted (foster failed) 3 dogs, and have love around 60 more as fosters. The Adoption Team is awesome at finding the perfect match for each dog, and every dogs medical needs are addressed.
We could not be prouder to be a part of this outstanding organization.
BEST JOB EVER... and the pay is great!! -- all the doggy kisses you can handle!!!
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I have worked with NWBR for over 2 years and have had the privilege of helping several dozen dogs find their furever (not to mention finding 2 of my fabulous furbabies thru them). They go above and beyond in the care of health, training and support for the dogs, volunteers and adopters. All around amazing rescue.
We had always known we would like to have Boxers and that we wanted to rescue, so this organization seemed like an obvious choice for us. Little did we know how the volunteers at NWBR would far exceed our expectations. Every volunteer goes above and beyond for these rescue pups and puts a lot of time and energy into finding just the right adopter-dog match up. Then they go even further above and beyond to provide a support system/group so that every adoption can have the best chance at long-term success. NWBR sets the bar high for groups dedicated to helping animals.
We follwed this rescue for quite a few years. After losing both of our boxers within a year of each other we decided it was time to mend our hearts. Northwest boxer rescue was our first thought. After checking their rescuees for several months the perfect boy showed up. We were thoroughly vetted (lol) before we were allowed to adopt. They make sure that you and the dog are a good match for each other.
I highly recommend and encourage anyone to either adopt, become a foster family, and/or volunteer in other ways with NWBR. You will not regret it and you will be giving back in so many ways - too many to count. I had never owned a boxer before I began volunteering - that was over 3 years ago. I am a foster, a coordinator, an adopter several times over, and a volunteer on the adoption team. I love this organization - they have the heart of the dogs always first and foremost and will go to any length possible to save those who cannot speak for themselves. 5 Stars in my book!
I have adopted twice in the last 4 years from this rescue and both pups are much-beloved! A photo of my rescue pups is included :) I've also volunteered with the rescue in a variety of roles in the past 4 years and have found it to be a rewarding experience.
Some of the best things about this rescue are: this is a 100% volunteer-run organization; ALL pups are fostered in a volunteer's home, amid their family, pets, friends, etc; necessary veterinary care is received while in foster care; training or behavioral support is provided while in foster care, as needed; robust adoption process ensures excellent placements; 300+ pups are rescued and rehomed every year.
I've volunteered for NWBR in different capacities over the past 3 years. We have fostered many amazing pups, met some really great adopters, and so enjoyed the friendships we have made in this volunteer community. The pups really come first and it is amazing how quickly folks raise their hand to help a dog or other volunteer in need. So rewarding!
NWBR is a great rescue organization full of wonderful volunteers who go above and beyond to help Boxers and Boxer mixes in need. I foster boxers for this organization and it amazes me how well so many volunteers work together to keep everything running smoothly. If there is a boxer needing rescued, NWBR literally makes it happen. Each dog that is rescued is placed in a loving foster home while receiving the care and attention they need to prepare for their forever home. Currently I have a foster boxer curled up at my feet while I'm writing this. I am happy to be one small gear in the well oiled machine that is North West Boxer Rescue!
We have been part of NWBR for a couple years now as Transporters. We live north of Spokane and have been blessed and honored to have given a ride to many Boxers! We've gone from Spokane to Seattle, CDA to Ritzville, Spokane to Ritzville, Spokane to Portland.....and the list goes on!
Not only have we been blessed by the gorgeous and loving pups we have moved from one place to another....we have been amazed by the love and"family" tick!
I have worked with rescues before and by far NWBR is the most organized, responsible and caring rescue around! This rescue has such an amazing army that come together at a moment's notice, when someone needs extra help or supplies or when events need coverage. Everybody contributes and respects one another. It is because of the dedication, this organization makes a tremendous difference in the lives of boxers. I am PROUD and HONORED to be a part of this wonderful organization!
Great rescue! I have been with them as a volunteer for over 3 years, they love what they do and do what they love all from the heart. Hundreds of dogs every year get second chances because of them.
I have been a volunteer for NWBR for 3 years, as a boxer owner I love the breed and followed them on Facebook for some time before becoming a volunteer. In the past 3 years, I have transported, evaluated dogs, fostered, became an Area Coordinator, and now a member of the board. NWBR goes above and beyond to see that all the dogs have a chance at a great life. The vetting and care that each dog gets is fantastic! NWBR, truly cares about their pups and their volunteer families.
My husband and I are very lucky to have qualified to be a foster family with NWBR. We just had our first foster adopted by a wonderful couple who were so excited to have found him. Being able to help multiple members of a breed we love so much is a tremendous privilege. NWBR has made being a foster so easy; there is a very solid group of volunteers that are always at the ready to help not just the boxers in need but also their fellow volunteers with whatever questions or problems they might have. I am so proud to be a member of this organization!
I have had the pleasure of fostering for NWBR for just over 6 months. They are the best group of people ! Everyone cares so much and they are not judgmental towards the people who give up their boxers. I feel very privileged to be a part of their group !
I've had the pleasure of volunteering for NWBR for over 3 years. I've seen a lot of change but I have seen this organization grow and thrive into one that is making a real difference in the lives of many dogs & individuals, and I am proud to be affiliated with it.
NWBR stands out as one of the best run and most effective volunteer organizations I have seen. I have had a love affair with boxers for many years and with no paid staff, no brick & mortar facility, and operating throughout 5 states - dogs in need are identified, evaluated, transported, placed in an appropriate foster home and receive medical care as needed. In an emergency situation, all of this can happen in less than 24 hours. Every volunteer that I have worked with is so passionate about these precious dogs and the transformations in the lives of these boxers is amazing to watch. Frightened, sick, abandoned, abused and unwanted dogs receive love, gain confidence, get medical care and training and are able to have a second chance in a new forever home. It doesn't get much better than that!!
My first boxer was found as a stray and my family fell in love with the breed! As he was getting older, we knew the time was coming for him to go onto the next adventure. We had been fostering for NWBR for several years and when the right one came along, we knew. After sharing our home with over 100 foster dogs, when Monchi came through our doors, we knew he was the right one to carry on with future fosters. The adoption team, the foster network, the entire volunteer family goes above and beyond to care for the 50-60 dogs in their care at any given time. Thank you NWBR for being more than the average rescue. Thank you for bringing dogs and families together... forever!
By far this is the most passionate,caring group of people I have ever had the pleasure to work with. Their only incentive is driven by their selfless care for animals. They go to all ends to ensure every dog ends up in a great home that works well for the owner and the dog. Whenever I need help with any part of my role as a volunteer, somebody is there to help me. Because of the excellent collaboration and teamwork within this organization, much work gets done and I truly feel that my efforts create a difference in saving the lives of animals.
This rescue, and its volunteers, truly care about the dogs it takes in. I was so impressed by their work that I decided to volunteer with them as a transporter a year ago. Since then I also started fostering. The rescue pulls dogs from Washington to California to Montana. We even had a litter of 3 wk old pups and their mommy come in from Texas. Each dog is placed in the best foster home, and adoptive parents are carefully selected for the correct dog.
I personally love volunteering for this rescue and working with all of its volunteers!
The people involved in rescuing, sheltering, rehabilitating, and re-homing these boxers are AMAZING!
It is run by volunteers with all dogs placed in foster homes until their new permanent homes can be found.
The dedication they have for the breed expands many state lines as new dogs in high kill shelters or deplorable situations are located they go out of their way to make sure those dogs are rescued.
There are people needed to:
transport (from shelter to shelter, or even daily trips to vet appointments)
foster
evaluate potential adopters
process paperwork
social media advertising and keep available dog posts current
volunteer to run booths at local events to help spread the word
etc.
As I said, this group is amazing! Thank you NWBR for finding my first boxer boy to love (now I'm hooked!)